The White House and its Democrat operatives, I
think, can officially be described as all wee-wee’d up over yesterday’s
election results.

David Catanese, writing for the left-leaning website Politico
noted, “National Congressional Campaign Committee chairman Pete Sessions wasted
no time framing the results as a rebuke to the GOP's favorite punching bags:
President Obama and Nancy Pelosi.”

Sessions had this
so say about the stunning victories.“This clear rebuke of President Obama’s
policies delivers a blow to Democrats’ goal of making Nancy Pelosi the Speaker
again. New Yorkers put Washington Democrats on notice that voters are
losing confidence in a President whose policies assault job-creators and
affront Israel. An unpopular President Obama is now a liability for
Democrats nationwide in a 2012 election that is a referendum on his economic
policies.”

In a separate statement on the Nevada results, the Texas congressman was
even more direct, remarking that "Democrats just saw their 2012 playbook
fall apart."

Don
Surber, a blogger whose opinions I greatly respect,
posits this powerful summation of Bob Turner’s win in New York’s District 9:“A sitting Democratic
president should not be able to lose the Jewish vote in New York City, and yet
this president has managed to do just that. One has to admire the scale of
incompetence it takes to undo more than a century of work by generations of
Democratic Party officials. Somewhere Boss Tweed sobs. Remember, this district
went with Obama in 2008 by an 11-point margin."

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This was my old district when I lived in Brooklyn. For it to go red is astounding! It's been Democrat since 1923.The Dems can spin this anyway they want but the message is clear. If NY starts to sour on O'Bama,he is in more trouble than anyone thinks.

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